Well-done. Had a large impact.
Month: November 2014
Mystery Date (1991) 60%
Amiably off-beat.
New Orleans Exposed (2005) 50%
Too much shilling for the artists backing the video, but is a curiosity in that anthropologists from the next century will have a hard time identifying the cultural depiction presented.
Night of the Templar (2010) 0%
Profoundly bad. Nice to see that producer/director/actor/stuntman/titler Sampson was able to include all his favorite songs by getting cover bands to record them. For fun, check out the astroturf reviews for this over at imdb.
Noah (2014) 60%
The slow parts are excruciatingly slow. The CG scenery is grand and interesting, the CG everything else is not. About 20 minutes too long.
Let’s Be Cops (2014) 30%
There is a laugh or two, but it’s not worth the time.
Nobody Gets Out Alive (2013) 0%
Exceptionally poor. Not campy, classic, retro, or anything positive. Just poor.
Non-Stop (2014) 60%
Decent thriller with a bothersome ending (i.e., exactly like “Unknown”). Kudos for making efficient use of communications technology, while its ubiquity in modern society has placed many obstacles in the way of a decent mystery thriller.
Now You See Me (2013) 50%
Slick and vacuous.
Oblivion (2013) 60%
Great-looking.